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It is required to read and at least partially understand the Gradle official documentation on its Build Environment.
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Working with Gradle
Running Gradle on the command line
It is extremely handy to be prepared to run Gradle from the command line. This requires a Gradle installation. You should be able to, at the very least run
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Debugging Gradle builds
First, read Running Gradle on the command line.
The first thing to find out is if Gradle configures without errors. Gradle configuration is invoked with the gradle command without any arguments. Adding --info and --stacktrace can give you necessary debugging information. The --debug option is extremely verbose and it mostly only helpful for plugin developers.
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Using it, it is sometimes necessary to completely remove Gradle and reinstall in order to upgrade. In some cases, an apt autoremove might even be necessary.
Please remove it and reinstall.
Dependency Troubleshooting
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